Sentence examples for might not entrust from inspiring English sources

We all want to save the rainforests, even if we might not entrust the task to an offshoot of the Rupert Murdoch empire.

A book-buyer might not entrust a company based in Seattle with his credit-card number had experience not taught him to trust the Amazon brand; an American might not accept a bottle of French water were it not for the name of Evian.

While you or I might not entrust the financing of our college education to a company that cannot spell, the txt-happy generation might go for it.

He has not overruled -- for now -- his showboating deputy on Ara Pacis, but he did tell reporters that he had not yet decided how he would divide up assignments in his ministry, hinting that Mr. Sgarbi might not be entrusted with the kind of power he has boasted that he already has.

An Alstott rush up the middle might have been expected, but this time Dungy did not entrust his season to his Pro Bowl fullback.

Why not entrust the role to an actor in his 20's?

It is wise and fair to not entrust that person until he or she has proven to be more trustworthy.

Such a meeting would require intense security, security that some Pashtun factions might not want to entrust entirely to the Northern Alliance, which is dominated by ethnic Tajiks and Uzbeks.

You're not entrusted to know.

Electricity is a public necessity that must be managed wisely, not entrusted blindly to the market.

But she was not entrusted with an opportunity to show she is herself again.